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Shares of AgFeed Industries (FEED) are up $0.80 or 15% to $5.90 and have tripled in the past 2 months. Today the options have traded 3 times the average daily volume. The action is focused in the June and August $5 calls which have traded 1 085 and 2 750 contracts respectively; each represents 60% of prior open interest. While much of it looks like a roll-out of June into August it's interesting to note that on the whole the premium is being sold. Nearly 70% of volume in both series have occurred at the bid and 600 of the June $5 puts were sold ...

NOTE TO EDITORS: The Following Is an Investment Opinion Being Issued by Ridgewater Equity (RWE).

NOTE TO EDITORS: The Following Is an Investment Opinion Being Issued by Benchmark Journal.